Which issue could be considered the straw that broke the camel's back between the north and south? a) john brown's raidb) election of 1860c) the kansas-nebraska actd) lincoln-douglas debates?

How did geography influence the development of the southern colonies and northern colonies?

What was the British government's main interest during the early years of the American colonies?

Which of the following describes an achievement of the Sumer civilization? A. The establishment of social equality for all men and women B. The development of the earliest trade route between Africa and Asia C.

The league of five nations, which remained powerful well into the eighteenth century, was formed as

How did the townshend acts affect many colonists

What does the herald say would be his punishment if the demands are unjust? a. He would be exiled from Rome. c. He would be made a slave. b. He would be put to death. d. His credit would be denied.

As a result of the great awakening, the congressions of some established churches in the colonies divided into

Were the Palmer Raids justified given the times? Give one reason to support your answer.

How has imperialism affect countries in a positive way

What was one result of the Supreme Court's decision in Dred Scott v. Sandford in 18572 A. Abolitionists lost support for ending slavery. B. Sectionalism increased in the nation. C. Several southern states voted to secede. D.